RIBBLE CGR E Series: MAHLE Systems for All-Terrain Versatility
Ribble Cycles takes its CGR concept (Commute–Gravel–Road) to the next level with two electric models that combine lightweight design, seamless integration, and natural assistance ePowered by MAHLE: the CGR E CARBON-X and CGR E AL. Two bikes built to adapt to any surface, any journey, and any day.
CGR E CARBON-X: One Bike for Everything, No Compromises
The CGR E CARBON-X redefines versatility with a superlight carbon frame, internal cable routing, and compatibility with tyres up to 50 mm. ePowered by the MAHLE X20 System, it delivers quiet, precise electric assistance with up to 140 km of range (over 200 km with range extender) and 55 Nm of torque.
Designed to move confidently across road, gravel, or urban terrain, its geometry and cockpit options enable fast, stable handling. With mounts for mudguards, racks, and bottles, it’s ready for any setup.
A bike that adapts to your pace, your route, and your everyday riding.
CGR E AL: Comfort and Confidence on Every Surface
The CGR E AL carries forward the CGR spirit with a more accessible and robust approach. Its hydroformed aluminium frame and carbon fork offer stability and control, while the MAHLE X30 System provides smooth, natural assistance with up to 90 km of range (over 150 km with range extender) and 45 Nm of torque.
With endurance geometry, clearance for tyres up to 50 mm, and full accessory mounts, it’s ideal for daily commutes, weekend getaways, or mixed-terrain rides. A bike built for real life, with just the right amount of power when you need it.
Two Ways to Experience Electric Versatility
The CGR E CARBON-X and CGR E AL share a common vision: delivering a lightweight, integrated electric experience that adapts to any terrain.
- The CARBON-X version focuses on extreme lightness and premium integration for riders seeking a no-compromise, all-rounder bike.
- The AL version offers a practical, reliable solution, perfect for those who prioritise comfort and utility on every ride.
Two options, one philosophy: one bike for every road.
